Daily Practice - 11+ Entrance
English, maths and verbal and non-verbal reasoning at entrance-exam pitch.
23rd September 1998
- 1Comprehension: Fiction Set 4
Explain in one sentence why the writer describes the wind as finding 'a gap to slip through' rather than simply saying it blew through a gap.
- 2Comprehension: Fiction: Practice Set 2
Name the simile used to describe the coach's whistle.
- 3Comprehension: Non-Fiction
True or False: According to the sentence 'The bridge, though costly to build, has cut journey times by half', the bridge was cheap to build.
- 4Cloze and Sentence Completion Set 2
Sentence completion: 'The old bridge looked ___ , but engineers confirmed it was perfectly safe.' Choose the best word: sturdy, precarious, colourful, distant.
- 5Creative and Persuasive Writing Prompts
An opening-line prompt begins: 'Maya had never been so scared in her life.' Name one detail a continuation must stay consistent with.
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